JoeDuner Posted December 4, 2006 Posted December 4, 2006 Here's the magic formula... (PER PADDLE)-- 1 bottle of Liquid Alumaseal Radiator Stop Leak (or Bar's Leak), mixed with 15 ounces of regular Anti-Freeze (non- Dex),.. I use Peak brand. You have to stir the Alumaseal with a screwdriver to get the stuff in the bottom of the bottle blended with the liquid. Then pour it into an old gear oil bottle along with the Anti-freeze, and use the gear oil spout tip with 6" of vinyl tubing to connect to your valve stem (core removed), then squeeze the bottle 'till empty. You HAVE to shake the bottle alot to keep the stop leak in suspension. Drive the car a mile or so and you're done. Quote
dunefreak Posted December 4, 2006 Posted December 4, 2006 That seems like a pain in the a$$, Joe. Why not just throw a few pumps of Berryman's Tire Sealer in them? That chit workd great in mine since I have used it. :icon_twisted: Quote
sanddunesaddict Posted December 4, 2006 Posted December 4, 2006 Berryman's tire sealer is the sh*t. Best stuff on the market imho. And if it starts to leak again after while then pump a couple of ounces of antifreeze into the tire to liquify the sealer again. Quote
JoeDuner Posted December 4, 2006 Author Posted December 4, 2006 Good info, is it compatible with aluminum? Quote
rhino king Posted December 5, 2006 Posted December 5, 2006 i would just chew some bubble gum and then cut the tire open,,throw it in there glue the tire with some r/c tire glue,,and then have a beer and wait and hour or two,,,then air it up and watch it not hold,,,now you wasted time and ruined a tire,,,but thats fking funny :icon_twisted: Quote
chuckharrisjr Posted December 5, 2006 Posted December 5, 2006 i would just chew some bubble gum and then cut the tire open,,throw it in there glue the tire with some r/c tire glue,,and then have a beer and wait and hour or two,,,then air it up and watch it not hold,,,now you wasted time and ruined a tire,,,but thats fking funny :icon_twisted: You need to worry about getting a sandrail first!!!!!!!!! ooooohhhhh Quote
vegas style Posted December 5, 2006 Posted December 5, 2006 does berryman's work for atv tires too? Quote
sanddunesaddict Posted December 5, 2006 Posted December 5, 2006 Good info, is it compatible with aluminum? Yes,If you want to see a wheel that has been in use for about 15 years then I'll show you.There is no damage. does berryman's work for atv tires too? Yes it works on all types Quote
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